Main Menu
- Featurs
- اضافات جديده
- Iraq after 2003 occupation
- WMD
- The human cost of the war
- Iraqi women
- Reconstruction
- Missing Billions
- Torture & human rights
- Terrorism and Daesh
- Health services
- Electricity water & sewage
- Iraqi Refugees
- Education conditions
- Baghdad pictures
- Historical documents
- Missing Mosel
- مقابلات عربية
- Oil
- Irrigation & land reclimation
- UK Iraq War Inquiry
- Media manipulation & lies
- Terrorism Daesh
About us
Contact us
Suggested sites
Adverse health consequences of the Iraq War
-
CreatedSaturday, 08 June 2013
-
Created bySuper User
-
Last modifiedMonday, 09 January 2017
-
Revised bySuper User
-
Favourites215 Adverse health consequences of the Iraq War /index.php/content_page/item/215-adverse-health-consequences-of-the-iraq-war
-
Categories
-
Tags
The Lancet 16 March 2013
The adverse health consequences of the Iraq War (2003—11) were profound. We conclude that at least 116 903 Iraqi non-combatants and more than 4800 coalition military personnel died over the 8-year course. Many Iraqi civilians were injured or became ill because of damage to the health-supporting infrastructure of the country, and about 5 million were displaced. More than 31 000 US military personnel were injured and a substantial percentage of those deployed suffered post-traumatic stress